I help growing businesses simplify operations, eliminate manual work, and solve problems that off-the-shelf software can't quite handle.
Your people are good at what they do. But between disconnected software, manual workarounds and too many options, it's hard to know where to start.
I connect the CRM, inbox and spreadsheets your team already uses, and add automation or AI agents where they help. Nobody has to learn a new app.
When off-the-shelf software doesn't fit your process, I design and build one that does, with AI where it adds value.
I learn how the work gets done today: the goal, the people, the tools, and where time and money are lost.
I weigh the options and pick the simplest one that works. That might be a process change, an integration, an AI agent or custom software.
I build it, connect it to your systems, handle the edge cases, and keep improving it once your team is using it.
The first call is free: a half hour to see whether I can help. If I can, we start with a short, fixed-price audit, so you know what's worth fixing before you spend on building anything.
I map how the work runs today and where time and money leak, then rank the fixes by impact and effort. If you go ahead with a build, the audit fee comes off it.
I build the first fix on the roadmap and take it to production, connected to the tools your team already uses.
Monitoring, fixes and improvements as your business changes. Cancel anytime.
The ones marked with a green dot run live here, so you can try them yourself. Client details are anonymised.
Salespeople plan each dealer visit, talk through what happened, and walk into the next one prepared. The AI drafts the record; they confirm.
Tenants text one number; repairs get logged, triaged and scheduled without you in the loop.
RFQ emails are read, every line matched, stock and customer pricing checked. Sales just approves the quote.
“Yeshwant is a truly elite freelancer. He is not only on a truly elite level in terms of the skillset he brings to his projects within his area of expertise, but he is also one of the most reliable and easy-to-work-with freelancers I've ever worked with. His English is exceptional, and his communication skills are excellent... a rare treat within the developer/programming world.
He has an exceptional ability for understanding your needs, identifying a creative solution, and communicating clearly and proactively around the same. I cannot recommend him highly enough.”
I've spent 12+ years building software for businesses, and the last three or so working independently, mostly with a few long-running clients.
What those years taught me is that the hard part is rarely the code. It's working out what actually needs solving when the problem is still vague, then designing something simple enough to last. I bring the business thinking, the solution design and the hands-on engineering, so you work with one person from the first conversation to the thing running day to day.
Because the thing you ask for first is often not the thing that costs you most. A short audit means we fix the right problem, in the right order, and you know the scope and cost before anything is built.
A written roadmap: where time and money are being lost, the fixes ranked by impact and effort, and a scope and estimate for each. It's yours to keep, whether you build it with me, with someone else, or not at all.
Then I'll say so. Plenty of problems are better solved by a process change, an integration or a tool you already pay for. The goal is the simplest fix that works, not the most impressive one.
Your data stays in your systems and accounts wherever possible. Agents only get access to what the job needs, credentials are stored securely, and you can export everything at any time. If you have specific requirements, we go through them before anything is built.
Agents are set up to hand off rather than guess. Anything below an agreed confidence level goes to a person, important actions need approval, and every decision is logged so we can see what happened and fix it.
You do. The workflows, configuration and any custom code are yours, and they run in accounts you control.
Running costs (AI usage, hosting and any tool subscriptions) are estimated and shown before we start. For most small-business workflows they are modest, and I track them after launch so there are no surprises.
It depends on the problem and how many systems are involved. The audit ends with a clear scope and timeline for each fix, so you know before anything is built.
Whichever serves you better. If your tools do the job, I build agents around them and your team keeps working where it already does. If a tool is the problem, I build a tailored replacement or a simpler layer on top, and move your data across. Either way, you don’t need technical staff to run it.
No prep or technical spec needed. Describe the problem in your own words on a free 30-minute call, and I'll tell you honestly whether an audit is worth it, or whether you need anything built at all.
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